10. Romania : The monetary policy rate set by the National Bank of Romania is currently at 6.50%.
9. Poland: The reference rate set by the National Bank of Poland is currently at 6.75%.
8. Hungary : The base rate set by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank is currently at 1.50%
7. Czech Republic : The two-week repo rate set by the Czech National Bank is currently at 2.00%.
6. Bulgaria : The interest rate on the deposit facility of the Bulgarian National Bank is currently at 0.00%.
5. Eurozone countries: The European Central Bank's deposit rate is currently at 0.50%. This applies to all countries that use the euro as their currency.
4. Sweden : Sweden's central bank has also kept interest rates low in recent years, currently at 0.00%. This is due to concerns about the global economy and the need to stimulate growth.
3. Japan : Japan has struggled with deflation, or falling prices, for many years. In an effort to boost the economy, the Bank of Japan has kept interest rates very low, currently at 0.10%.
2. Denmark : Denmark's central bank also has a negative benchmark interest rate, currently at -0.6%. This is due to a number of factors, including the country's strong economy and its peg to the euro, which has a low interest rate.
1. Switzerland : The Swiss National Bank reported an unchanged benchmark of a three-month SARON of -0.75%.